Sentence examples for somewhat disengaged from inspiring English sources

He has been hardworking and dutiful but always somewhat disengaged.

Only in a medley of songs from "The Sound of Music" did Mr. Sportiello seem somewhat disengaged.

Jason Horowitz had a long piece in the Washington Post on the issue, from which Romney's contemporaries remember him as being somewhat disengaged.

A study before the London mayoral elections by Michal Garapich of the University of Roehampton among the half-million or east European migrants registered to vote in the capital showed a generally conservative mindset, politically somewhat disengaged, but worried about crime, school discipline and family breakdown, with blunt yet tolerant views on other minorities.

Some students in these subgroups probably were less proficient but highly motivated, and the others were somewhat disengaged on part of or the entire test.

She is initially impressed by the duplicate's performance in the sack -- human Ash is presented as a somewhat disengaged lover.

In contrast, many of the organizations that, in a Western context, might be expected to engage in a multi-sectoral response to problem drinking, are somewhat peripheral, disengaged and with few or weak interconnections, either to the more influential stakeholders or to each other.

Here, we are left somewhat weary and disengaged.

While this could have served to attract a somewhat higher number of disengaged students, analyses of the sampling outcomes suggest that this was not the case (Cosgrove et al., 2010).

Somehow, despite the explosive demographic growth, economic contributions and political visibility, Asian Americans in Orange County feel disjointed, disengaged and even somewhat divisive - geographically and literally segregated from one another.

The residents of Newport are also viewed by the rest of the city and at least somewhat by themselves as a politically, socially and economically disengaged group.